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Student musicians team up to play downtown Santa Barbara clubs

DANIEL FELDTKELLER, ANTONY MARCHIANDO, and MEGAN TONTI
November 23, 2015
Daniel Feldtkeller, Nicole Haun, and Antony Marchiando

The club is roaring on a typical Thursday night for DJ Vasu Patel and violinist Eddi Magic. This fall, the duo started performing at EOS where they soon became regulars.

You can catch Patel and Magic performing Thursdays nights at EOS.

Check out the duo’s Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/KaribuLove/

Click here to read the official transcript.

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